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Decking and Outdoor Flooring

Decking and outdoor flooring includes composite boards, adjustable terrace supports, TENAX Derby and Tenax GALLES artificial grass, rubber flooring and interconnecting rubber mats. These products suit shoppers planning a terrace structure or a surface covering. Start with the type of installation, then compare dimensions, surface patterns and the intended use stated for each individual product.

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Decking and outdoor flooring covers composite terrace boards, adjustable supports, artificial grass and rubber floor coverings. Artificial grass options include TENAX Derby and Tenax GALLES. Rubber flooring comes in grooved, lined and circular surface patterns, alongside interconnecting rubber mats. These product types offer different formats for planning a deck or covering an area, so the intended project provides a useful starting point.

How to choose decking and outdoor flooring

Measure the area and record the length of each edge before comparing products. The shape of the space affects the layout as well as the total area. For decking boards, compare length, width and thickness. For artificial grass, consider the stated dimensions and pile height. For rubber flooring, compare thickness, format and surface pattern. Check the intended use in the individual product description.

  • Composite decking boards: board dimensions help you plan rows and joint positions. Consider the listed colour when planning the appearance of the terrace.
  • Adjustable terrace supports: compare the adjustment range with the height required by the planned structure. Support quantities and positions belong in the installation plan.
  • Artificial grass: compare TENAX Derby and Tenax GALLES by their stated pile height and dimensions. Colour is another consideration when choosing the finished appearance.
  • Rubber flooring: grooves, lines and circles describe the surface pattern. A pattern name alone does not establish technical performance.
  • Interconnecting rubber mats: individual mat dimensions help determine the layout. Calculate the number of elements from the measurements of the space.

Decking projects bring board dimensions and support height into focus. Decorative covering projects call for comparing artificial grass appearance and dimensions, while rubber flooring choices depend on the required format and the product’s stated application.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do the artificial grass options differ?

Artificial grass options differ in their listed dimensions, pile height and colouring. Compare TENAX Derby and Tenax GALLES against the area you need to cover and the appearance you want.

What should I check when choosing adjustable terrace supports?

Compare the adjustable terrace support’s height range with the requirements of the planned structure. The number and position of supports depend on the deck design.

Does a rubber flooring pattern indicate slip resistance?

A rubber flooring pattern describes a grooved, lined or circular surface design. The pattern name alone does not establish slip resistance.